[APG Public List] LDS film problems
Suzanne Prosnier
sprosnier at cox.net
Tue Sep 8 13:35:10 MDT 2009
The Mesa, Arizona Family History Center is way ahead of others. Film and fiche orders are done by the patron on a computer which transmits the order to administrators who order the films. A computer printout of the order and a receipt are given to the patron. This is a very efficient process. For those patrons having trouble using the computer ordering, missionaries are always present to help.
Suzanne Prosnier, CG Arizona
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From: Jan Tripp
To: apgpubliclist at apgen.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 08, 2009 9:53 AM
Subject: Re: [APG Public List] LDS film problems
I've never had a problem in the 20 years of ordering microfilm at our local FHC. Patrons fill out their own orders and receive a pink carbonless copy for their records. When the film arrives, a volunteer takes the pink copy and pulls the film from the cabinet so you immediately know if the right film has been ordered. We are fortunate in that our FHC has low turnover and I think only two people have done the film ordering in the last two decades.
A good reminder to pass out the kudos for a "job well done" the next time I go to my FHC!
Jan
Ann Arbor
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